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"Ethical Clothing" News Archive

Adore Me Teams up with Ethical Bio-Based Dye Manufacturer

Adore Me Teams up with Ethical Bio-Based Dye Manufacturer

Adore Me pioneers lingerie sustainability by partnering with Ever Dye to eliminate harmful chemicals and adopt an innovative eco-friendly dye process.
Editorial TeamEditorial Team
|August 30th, 2023|11:21 AM
Stella McCartney Takes Sustainable Market to Japan With Isetan

Stella McCartney Takes Sustainable Market to Japan With Isetan

Stella McCartney is partnering with the department store chain Isetan to bring Stella’s Sustainable Market to Japan for the first time.
STELLA MCCARTNEYSTELLA MCCARTNEY
|April 12th, 2024|11:01 AM
The Most Sustainable Apparel Brands Using Alpaca Fabric

The Most Sustainable Apparel Brands Using Alpaca Fabric

Alpaca wool clothing brands epitomize sustainability, each adopting distinct approaches to minimize environmental footprints and maintain ethical standards. Let's delve into the unique practices of each brand to uncover more about their commitment to a greener and more conscientious fashion industry.
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|January 16th, 2024|3:30 PM
Patagonia's Commitment to Sustainable Fashion Repair

Patagonia's Commitment to Sustainable Fashion Repair

Patagonia partners with European organizations to launch United Repair Centre London, fostering a social enterprise dedicated to training and employing individuals, including refugees, in clothing repair.
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|November 6th, 2023|4:35 PM
Nike and Levi's Recognized for Responsible Wool Sourcing Methods

Nike and Levi's Recognized for Responsible Wool Sourcing Methods

Levi Strauss & Co,Nike, Adidas, and VF Corp, are strengthening their commitments to phase out mulesing through the “Better Wool Guide”.
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|July 11th, 2023|4:40 PM
Empowering Responsibility: Advocating for Fashion Brands to Take on the Brunt of Textile Waste

Empowering Responsibility: Advocating for Fashion Brands to Take on the Brunt of Textile Waste

Textile EPR programs aim to reduce overproduction, drive innovation in recycling, and encourage higher-quality goods, with associated fees passed on to consumers, as Madewell, Levi’s and H&M’s resale initiatives are insufficient in addressing the waste challenge.
Editorial TeamEditorial Team
|June 1st, 2023|1:19 PM